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davidblythe



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110 Rear diff damage
found 2 snapped heads and swarf when doing a rear diff oil change, stripped axle down, can see the snapped bolts on crownwheel and associated damage
Anyone have any ideas why bolts have snapped, this has been in place for 3 years and no damage on last oil change 5k miles before



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Post #942175 12th Feb 2022 3:29pm
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Ary



Member Since: 31 Aug 2011
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[list=]Hy davidblythe

IMHO it was a result of a very high torque applied to the bolts.

Best regards[/list] Ary
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Post #942262 13th Feb 2022 1:53am
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Co1



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That is bizarre to see a failure in that form. I would suggest as above that they were over torqued during assembly and that the root cause of the damage was actually done back then. Would be worth checking what the others are torqued to to confirm this.
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blackwolf



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I seem to remember that someone else on here reported a similar failure but at the front not long ago.

It's hard to know the cause without seem the fracture face of the two broken bolts (the loose bits are too mangled, but the threaded bits should be clear), but it is an unexpected failure.

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Post #942277 13th Feb 2022 9:08am
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we see this failure very often on the 110 rear which it why we upped the bolt thread on our HD hypoid diff, Dave
Post #943343 21st Feb 2022 8:35pm
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MadTom



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A had simillar problem on fron diff of 110. And have seen it quite a lot of passenger cars with strong diesel engine. "Drobek" = The Small One - Discovery 2, "Blufínek" = The Blue Thing - Defender 130, and for me at least Ford Mondeo Smile
Post #943347 21st Feb 2022 8:57pm
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